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PSYC 203

Test 2 Review

QuestionAnswer
Purpose of Harlow's Study to test whether infant attachment is based on food or comfort/emotional security
Conclusions of Harlow's Study monkeys preferred the cloth mother (soft, no food) as opposed to the wire mother (with food) - attachment is based on comfort
Theory-Data Cycle explains how science builds knowledge (theory, hypothesis, study, collect data, revise)
Psy as Producers conduct research and publish studies
Psy as Consumers read, evaluate, and apply research findings
Theory broad explanation of behavior/supported by lots of evidence
Hypothesis specific, testable prediction/derived from a theory
Basic Research goal is to increase knowledge/ is not focused on solving a problem
Applied Research goal is to solve real-world problems
Translational Research takes basic research and applies it to real-world settings/connects lab findings to practice
Empirical Research Attributes uses observation and measurement, is objective, can be tested and repeated, reduces bias
Appropriate Sources peer-reviewed journal articles, academic books, government websites (.gov), educational institutions (.edu)
Inappropriate Sources wikipedia, blogs, social media, opinion websites, random google results
CRAAP Test currency, relevance, authority, accuracy, purpose
Empirical Journal Article Order abstract, intro, method, results, discussion, references
Annotated Bibliography Purpose lists sources, summarizes each source, evaluates credibility, and explains how it relates to your research
Four Goals of Psychological Research describe, explain, predict, and control behavior
Experimental Research manipulates an independent variable, has random assignment, can determine cause and effect
Non-Experimental Research correlational, descriptive, meta-analysis, literature review
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